This year had no shortage of incredible Tails of Joy, as over 5,200 homeless dogs and cats turned to Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando for compassionate care.
No matter the shape, size, breed or age, dogs and cats who come to Pet Alliance are always given the second chance they need and deserve.
None of this would be possible without your support.
One shelter dog who knows what your generosity is capable of firsthand is 11-year-old Gwen.
Gwen spent most of her life living outside before she arrived at Pet Alliance. When our shelter medical staff examined her, they discovered she was suffering from skin cancer due to so much time spent in the strong Florida sun. Just like with humans, this diagnosis was life-changing for Gwen. She became a first of its kind special needs adoption case at Pet Alliance.
Unable to spend any significant amount of time in the sun, Gwen needed to find a special owner who would understand her unique situation. Her age and diagnosis would require frequent vet visits, additional expenses and, especially disheartening for a dog, a life spent mostly indoors.
Sweet seniors like Gwen deserve to spend their remaining years in a loving home and we realize that it can take time to find the right adopter. It took 51 days in the shelter, but Gwen found the human she needed.
Gwen’s story is a tale of hope. When you give, we are able to provide second chances to animals who have no where else to turn for lifesaving medical care, nutritious meals, playtime and lots of love from staff and volunteers.
Will you donate to give animals like Gwen a second chance at life?
$25 – microchips 2 dogs
$50 – one shelter pet medical exam
$100 – spay/neuter surgery for one shelter pet
$250 – five shelter pet medical exams
$500 – spay/neuter surgery for five shelter pets
Two Zip Codes Down, Many More To Go
Since 2018, Community Outreach Manager Cathy Houde, has canvassed 22 square miles of east Orlando’s Azalea Park neighborhoods searching for feral cats. “It’s rare when we go door to door and occupants are not aware of the stray cats wandering their neighborhood,” says Cathy. “Most residents are in tune with who’s in their yard, or even the cats
Kole Has Been Looking for a Home for 82 Days
For 7-year-old Kole, New Year’s Eve marks his 82nd day at the shelter searching for a forever home. With the average length of stay for most dogs at Pet Alliance being 9 days, he’s been in our care 8x as long. It’s hard to think about what he’s missed out on this year while at
Feed the Need this Pawliday Season!
Donate to Feed the Need Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando continues to operate its Pet Food Pantry at slightly higher than average levels this holiday season. Many families have struggled this year due to COVID-19 and now with the added financial pressure of the holidays some are having to do without. We never want pet
